[steven]

I thought it was pretty funny, thanks for sharing.

On a similar note, which is something I almost expected, Toyama-ben (which you might be familiar with?) uses が instead of か for questions sometimes.

Like: いつ行くが？ if が is used though, it might more likely be いつ行くなが？
We also say け, so like: いつ行くけ？ which I sometimes even hear as いついっけ?

I hardly ever hear people use か in everyday speech here unless it's someone who doesn't know me and they are trying to clean up their Japanese for me or people are using keigo.